[New post] Japanese Restaurant Etiquettes Part 2

blue sapphire posted: " In this blog, some more japanese sentences that cover japanese restaurant dining etiquettes. The first part is https://diariesofneel.wordpress.com/2023/01/30/japanese-restaurant-etiquettes-part-1/ . So Let continue from Part 1 If you need to g" Love Yourself Japanese Restaurant Etiquettes Part 2 blue sapphire Feb 1 In this blog, some more japanese sentences that cover japanese restaurant dining etiquettes. The first part is https://diariesofneel.wordpress.com/2023/01/30/japanese-restaurant-etiquettes-part-1/ . So Let continue from Part 1 If you need to get waiter's attention in restaurant, you can say "Sumimasen" which means Excuse Me. You can ask the waiter for an english menu, or ask for recommendations or get something specific pointing to an item in menu in following ways Eigo no menyuu wa arimasu ka ? - Is english menu there ? Bejitarian menyuu wa arimasu ka ? - Is veg menu there? Nani ga osusume desu ka ? - What do you recommend Nothing - Arimasen This please - Kore kudasai (OR) This one and This one please - Kore, to kore, onegaishimasu Can I have one of Ramen Please - Ramen wo , hitotsu, onegai shimasu. Food counters are as follows One - Hitotsu Two - Futatsu Three - Mitsu Four - Yottsu Five - Itsutsu you can check more here https://www.learn-japanese-adventure.com/japanese-numbers-counters.html Once the waiter receives order, he/she would ask you to wait. "hai, shoushou omachi kudasai" – Okay, please wait a little bit When the food is served on the table and you and your companion is ready to eat. Before starting to eat, It is customary in japan to say Itadakimasu - I am going to eat the food now If you find food delicious, you can say - Oishii - Delicious If you want more food, then you say Okawari Kudasai - More please If you don't want more, you can say Kekko desu - no more please When you are full, you can say Onaka Ippai - I am full. Finally, you can say to the one who is paying your bill or waiter who brings your food or chef who cooked your food. Gochisosama Deshita - Thankyou for the wonderful meal See you in Part 3 of Restaurant Etiquettes, Mata Ne/ See you later Comment Like You can also reply to this email to leave a comment. Unsubscribe to no longer receive posts from Love Yourself. Change your email settings at manage subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: https://diariesofneel.wordpress.com/2023/02/01/japanese-restaurant-etiquettes-part-2/ Powered by WordPress.com